The Cultivation World’s Number One Talisman Master

If I want Sang Yu to have a harem, I can try all of these 🤤🤤 I got it from the comic series and it took me a day to finish it. There are no big surprises in the overall plot. It looks pretty good. I hope that the author will get better and better, and that the later works will get better and better.

I love it so much! It's so well-written, and the female lead is hilarious. My current favorite character is Lu Yuanting! I'm totally into this one! I wish the female lead could have a harem, or at least stay by my side forever! 😢

It's super good, but the people in the comments section who use their liking for the male supporting character to criticize the female lead are a bit annoying. You can like the male supporting character and want the female lead to accept him, but you can't use the excuse that the male supporting character is good to criticize the female lead.

Oh my god, I love the interactions between Xiao Sangyu and Han Qin! They're hilarious and fun, and they don't make you fall in love too quickly. Han Qin keeps saying "kill him," but his actions are completely different. The banter between the senior and junior siblings is so interesting, funny, and entertaining. I want more! I love reading this!

My suggestion is this: Lu's character is very well-developed, and Han is also loyal and righteous. Since the ancient god is undergoing baptism, why not treat these good young men as fragments of the ancient god's mortal baptism, each of whom falls in love with the female lead? Later, when the ancient god awakens, the fragments merge, and all memories return, the ancient god will also fall in love with the female lead, and together they can create a world.

Watching the female lead level up and fight her way through monsters is really satisfying! But I felt a little uncomfortable every time I saw lines about female rivalry, and there were some inexplicable female rivalries at the beginning. Most of the female lead's friends were also male.

The plot is very interesting and definitely worth reading. To be honest, the only thing I don't understand is why there are so many derogatory terms used in female-oriented novels? It really bothers me (this is just my personal opinion, feel free to ignore it if you don't mind).

I stayed up past 3 a. M. And still didn't want to sleep. This is the only long novel I've ever read. I have a very good impression of Lu; despite the pressure from his sect, he still respects the female lead. Han is also great. The character development of these two supporting characters in the early stages was quite good.

I was thinking of giving it four and a half stars, but after some deliberation, I'll go with five stars. Overall: Quite satisfied. The writing is good, it makes you want to keep reading, the premise is also good, I really like the female lead, and the character portrayal is very good. Reasons for deducting half a star: Some characters and word choices still resemble those in male-oriented content.

I have been chasing, 1. Lu Yuanting is a humble gentleman, Mo Shangren Ruyu is him, and Sang Yu has had a crush on him; 2. Han Qin and Sang Yu's bargaining, two living treasures, the two of them get along very easily and happily; 3. The ancestor god has not yet awakened, but he has always tacitly allowed Sang Yu to get closer, dotes on him very much, and looks forward to the ancestor god's…